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007    RICKS, DAVID B. FAMILY

      Location - about 300 feet off the end of Foxden Court near Sportsman Trail.

      Coordinates: 35d 59m 20.7s N; 77d 50m 43.4s W Click here for Online Maps

      Directions: Turn off US 64, go about 0.5 miles north on North Winstead Avenue, turn left on Hunter Hill Road (SR-1604), go about 0.2 mile and turn right onto Sportsmans Trail, then right onto Foxden Court. The cemetery is about 300 feet north-east of the end of Foxden Court.

      View #2 of the cemetery. View #3 of the cemetery. View #4 of the cemetery.

      This overgrown abandon cemetery has 8 marked graves dating to 1887. Canvassed by Mark W. Wheeless on June 12, 2009. Photographs by Mark W. Wheeless in January 2010 and April 2013 and April 2019.


  1. Ricks, Amos E.   (b. 7 Nov 1848 - d. 2 Apr 1918)
  2. Ricks, Bettie Whitley   (b. 15 Aug 1864 - d. 23 Sep 1915)
  3. Ricks, David B.   (b. 29 Dec 1812 - d. 29 Nov 1887)
  4. Ricks, Martha   (b. 6 Nov 1811 - d. 3 Apr 1893)
  5. Wheless. Martha A.   (b. 4 Nov 1871 - d. 9 Feb 1910)
  6. Woodruff, Johnnie   (b. 17 Jan 1903 - d. 15 Jul 1905)
  7. Woodruff, Lorenzo   (b. 6 Nov 1901 - d. 20 Jul 1905)
  8. Woodruff, Rhoda A. E. Ricks   (b. 1 Oct 1850 - d. 20 Nov 1888)


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